*µWebSockets™ (it's "[micro](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micro-)") is simple, secure & standards compliant web I/O for the most demanding*<sup>[[1]](benchmarks)</sup>*of applications.*
Every other week a new "web framework" pops up for Node.js. Fastify, Restana, Aero, Micro and so on. Most aim to improve I/O performance, but fall flat. You can't fix an inherent design flaw of an entire stack just by slapping a few lines of JavaScript on top.
µWS.js is a 100% C/C++ web platform completely bypassing the entire Node.js I/O stack. JavaScript-exposed functions and objects are entirely backed by native code all the way down to the OS kernel. This makes it possible to reach unprecedented I/O performance from within Node.js (or any stand-alone V8 build). Scroll down for benchmarks.
Proper streaming of huge data is supported over Http/Https and demonstrated with examples. Here's a shot of me watching real-time streamed HD video from Node.js while simultaneously scoring a 115k req/sec with wrk. For my computer, that's about 5x that of vanilla Node.js (without any HD video streaming/playing).
Performance retention is about 65% that of the native C++ [µWebSockets](https://github.com/uNetworking/uWebSockets) v0.15. That makes it some 20x as fast as Deno and even faster than most C++-only servers, all from within a JavaScript VM.